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Hexen: Deathkings of the Dark Citadel 1996 Arcade action
Deathkings of the Dark Citadel is the only official expansion of the original Hexen game. Continuing the story of the original game, the protagonist picks up the Chaos Sphere at the end of the game and is then transported to the realm of the dead. To escape he must travel to the citadel of and slay the Death Kings. This add-on pack features 20 new single player levels across three new hubs and 6 new deathmatch levels from the original Hexen team. There is no new content besides the new levels (i.e. bad guys, textures etc.) ...
Strike Squad 1993 Strategy
Despite the puzzling reticence of the developers to link Strike Squad with the previous title set in the Consortium world of Tegel's Mercenaries, anyone playing it will be absolutely convinced that the game is a sequel. If not a direct sequel, since events do occur ten years after the initial confrontation with the very same insectoid race of K'Kistiks and the obvious fact that the same designers created both games, then at the very least it's a kissing cousin. There have been a few changes made to playing options (two-player mode) and some in-story additions in the area of gear...
Tower 1995 Simulation
Tower is a game whereby the player can become an air traffic controller. The main objective is to ensure the safe passage of landing and departing aircraft. All aircraft activity is reported to the text-based console and can be heard on the radio, awaiting player response. Communicate orders directly to the pilot from the tower console, warn of any dangers or tell them to use another runway (if available). Try to operate one of three airports or take on a whole scenario, which gradually progresses from a typical airport to O'Hare in Chicago, one of the busiest in the world....
Neko 1991 Simulation
A kind of proto-Catz, Neko places an animated cat in a window on your desktop. While this is more of a software toy than a "game" per se, certainly you play with it: Neko chases the mouse cursor, scratching at the window borders if they get in the way. Leave the mouse idle for long enough and Neko will groom and go to sleep; move it suddenly and Neko will awaken, to resume the chase! ...
Dam Busters, The 1985 Strategy
Decent conversion of Sydney Development's (Evolution) very early World War II flight simulator, released for the C64 in 1984. Despite primitive CGA graphics, The Dambusters is surprisingly complex for its time, offering multiple views, control options for the cannons, and various instruments on an authentic-looking panel. Although you can only fly one plane in the game, it's a very special plane that is rarely modeled in flight sims: the Lancaster bomber, a fearsome bomber of the British R.A.F. The plane's place in aviation and war history is secured by the heroic deeds of an R.A.F. squadron who bombed a number of...
Zuma's Revenge! 2009 Puzzle
One of the earliest hits from the casual experts at PopCap Games gets a proper sequel, complete with new game modes, new powers, and updated graphics, in Zuma's Revenge! This time players control the sphere-spewing frog through 60 new levels and six boss battles. The premise remains the same, however, with strings of colored spheres traveling along set paths and gamers using the frog to match three or more like-colored orbs. Three new powers, such as the spread-shooting Tri-Shot, give players more ways to clear the screen, while the new Lily Pads let the frog attack from different angles on...
Firestorm: The Forest Fire Simulation Program 1995 Simulation
As its subtitle states, Firestorm is a forest fire simulation -- the first in a series of similar games by Cricket Software, in which you control ground and air based forces to fight forest fires in realtime. After starting the game, you see the map where the action takes place -- a top-down view of 180,000 acres of forested coastland somewhere in the Northwest, containing mountains and hills, roads and buildings, rivers and a lake. You now start with setting up the situation, placing up to five fires and initializing the wind direction. Both may be done randomly by the computer...
Y2K: The Game 1999 Adventure
In the wake of the infamous year 2000 bug that was supposedly going to cause the nuclear meltdown of our peaceful little planet comes Y2K: The Game. It was really only a matter of time before someone cranked out something based on this whole phenomenon, though it is interesting that it actually hit shelves after the supposed fall of mankind was going to take place. It just so happens that the magical date came and went and the terrible bug, amazingly enough, did not blow up anyone's computer, knock any planes out of the sky, or put rust on anyone's...
Fire and Ice 1992 Amiga
In this game you play 'Cool Coyote'. God knows what the aim of the game is, as I don't think there is actually a story behind it. But what the hell, it's still a truely great game. The game starts off with you in the north pole type of thing, and you must progress through various levels, which is shown at the bottom of the screen as like a flat world. You go through from Ice land, to fantasy land, to ocean land, and so on until you reach the hot land. Each land has got about 3 or 4 levels...
Test Drive 1987 Simulation
The Test Drive series - legendary! The perfect game for everyone who can't afford those great sports cars. The concept of the game is simple - you drive against the clock (and the police *coughs*) and since you're driving on the streets you have to avoid other cars. That's not really anything special, but you can select the car you're driving from Lamborghini Countach, Chevy Corvette, Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911 Turbo and Lotus Turbo Esprit - and those have different handling and looks. We really loved this series back on the Amiga - the graphics were also a LOT better there,...
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